Flag Raising Planned for Friday in Hilo Hawaiians Voice Grievances
The Hawaii Herald notes in August that Hilo will raise both the stars and stripes and the Hawaiian flag at a Friday ceremony in the Court House yard. Speakers include Liwaliko and Nali mu, with Hawaiians opposing cooperation with a government shift. A letter signed We, the Hawaiians demands explanation for relocations of trusted locals to lower paid posts. Superintendent Rowell resumes work on the new wharf under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kelley
Goodales
Hilo
Miss Rally
Hwili
Liwaliko
Kanhane
Nalimu
Sheriff Andrews
MA Hawaiian
Honolulu
Court House Yard
Hawaii
Balute
Hinging
Benediction
Rowell
W. 8
Torry
New Lanai Plantation Grinds Ahead With Giant Water Wells
A recent strike on the Danni plantation site on Lanai nets a new well yielding 1,800,000 gallons daily and a spring nearly twice that amount. Chin Sank Well Co led by Gee Wosesell, long tied to the McCandless Brothers, reports strong water supply and plans 50 acres of cane for next year. The Maui carries pumping plant and boiler tonight toward Lanai to begin plowing and planting at once. Local capitalists debate stock access versus abroad subscriptions for the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. Wosesell
McCandless Brothers
Maui
Lanai
Pacific Hardware Prize Translation Mystery
A Pacific Hardware store advertised a Chinook language translation reward. Frank Batchelor correctly translated a fragment, noting a note about coming to this country by ship and promising to remember the country. The steamer Kauai is due from Kauai ports tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Batchelor
Kauai
Celebration plans set for flag raising event with Sewall
A coordinated program unfolds after explicit Washington instructions limit public intervention. Minister Sewall and the Annexation Club lead meetings to approve festivities at the Executive grounds and a 9 o’clock ball. Officials plan speeches, fireworks, and patriotic songs with a grand welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sewall
Annexation Club
Hawaii
Washington
Cabinet Express
Atherton
Admiral Miller
F. J. Lowrey
A. V. Gear
Goo
F. McLeod
Lark
Executive Building Park
Dog Reunites With Owner After Wharf Encounter
Narn of the Wilder Ban ship company is happy again as his dog Hin est weesent returns after several days. While walking on Oceanic wharf this forenoon he spied the animal on the deck of the Bt. Paul. The dog had been taken by a soldier and tied up but slipped his collar at a word from born and ran to meet him on the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Narn
Wilder Ban Bhip
Oceanic
Bt. Paul
Born
Regular Annual Meeting of Chamber of Commerce
The regular annual meeting opened at 10 o'clock with discussion of a San Francisco Chamber letter and thanks for a gifted flag. A death resolution for James J. Downett was adopted and families notified. Officers elected: J. B. Atherton president, Theo R. Walker vice president, James G. Spencer secretary. Arbitration committee named: T. R. Walker, C. Bolte, J. F. Hackfeld, C. M. Cooke, H. W. Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
San Francisco
James J. Downett
Hey
Ias
J. B. Atherton
Theo
R. Walker
James G. Spencer
T. R. Walker
C. Bolte
J. F. Hackfeld
C. M. Cooke
H. W. Schmidt
Veteran Coffee Planter Sees Puna Coffee Thrive Amid Drought
Robert Rycroft, former Puna representative, visits Honolulu for flag raising and reports coffee in Puna and Ha waii anxious but resilient after three years of dry weather. He notes annexation opinions mirror local attitudes and praises coffee’s healthful growth despite challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rycroft
Puna
Kinau
Kycroft
Pabala
Honolulu
Pana
Ulan
Hawii
Mr. Rycroft
Kalakaua
Electric chair awaits Martin Thorn in Sing Sing next week
The Court of Appeals has affirmed the murder conviction of Martin Thorn for the bath-rubber killing of William Gulden Suppe on Long Island. Governor Black alone can grant clemency, with little expectation. Thorn has been a model prisoner, spending much time in reading religious works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Black
Martin Thorn
William Guldensuppe
Long Island
Sing Sing
Court of Appeals of
Albany
Sage
Oath of Allegiance Ceremony Noted for Friday
Government officials are summoned to the Judiciary building at 2 PM Friday to take the U S loyalty oath. Notary J W Girvin, presented by W W Dimond with a liberty soil inkstand, will officiate. several notaries will attend. Bar members must also take the oath at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary
United States of America
J. W. Girvin
W. W. Dimond
Liberty
Bar
Bicycle Repairs Spring Sout Posts With Roller Boarliges
A chaotic fragment mentions bicycle repairs and shop items including cones and forging stock. Names and places are unclear, with distorted terms and missing context making concrete details difficult to extract. The fragment hints at product availability and custom orders but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astin
Nike
Meat on the St Paul Deemed Unfit for Use
Meat inspected by Dr W T Monanrrat and Arthur Johnstone declared unfit for use. Minister Smith notified. Meat taken to cold storage aboard the St Paul was returned to the ship. ice house man cites two lots from Alaska Commercial Company and the US government, with only minor faults in the government meat where contact with ice caused slight green tinge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
W. T. Monanrrat
Arthur Johnstone
Smith
Board of Health
St. Paul
Alaska Commercial Company
United States
Ica
Pollen Court Notes In The Police Court Morning
In police court Joaquin Cabral was reprimanded and discharged for malicious injury after allegedly cutting a clothesline of a neighbor. Man Kai fined 50 for unlawful possession of opium. Ah Leong discharged. Solomon Moss reprimanded and suspended for three months on curfew violation. Joe Willisme assault case set for August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joaquin Cabral
Wilcox
Joaquin
Man Kai
Ah Leong
Solomon Moses
de Toudant
Joe Willisme
Sault and Battery
Hood Work Prompts Fast Service at Honolulu Cyclery
A fragmented notice from Honolulu Cyclery hints at prompt attention to bike paths and frequent maintenance. It mentions saving effort and heavy pushing, with a possible focus on “HOOD WORK” and the Laely locale, though text is garbled.
St Paul Sailors Sail For Manila Amid Cheers And Pineapple
The transport St Paul departed Oceanic wharf around 10:80 this forenoon bound for Manila. A large crowd gathered to bid farewell. Oranges and pineapples were thrown aboard, one orange striking a corpulent officer who recovered to thank the crew. The St Paul’s men wore festive attire topped with a pineapple and a leis. Hawaiian band and Star Spangled Banner music filled the scene as Honolulu cheers rose before the vessel cleared the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
St. Paul
Oceanic
Manila
St. Paul's
Huge Wile Planter Visits Hilo After Overthrow
John A. Scott of Hilo visits town claiming a vacation. He notes he was the first fully naturalized Hae wanso citizen after the monarchy’s end, discusses the republic’s naturalization rule, critiques the new wharf’s ten foot extension, questions pile bracing against sea battering, and observes sugar cane and coffee prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Scott
Hilo
Heenya
Mr. Scott
Sivamera
Anchorage
Wloomera
Mer
Scott
Court Notew Judge Branley and Chinese Riot Case
Court notes report Judge Branley still hearing a Chinese riot case that began yesterday. The jury, including Messia, Pain, and another, disagreed on verdict. Seven jurors favored acquittal. jury had been waived in the execution case of Hawaiian Company v Railroad. David Dayton, guardian of the estate of Lerael Kisher, petitions for leave to expense repairs on houses for rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branley Ie
Messia
Hawaiian Compraerevnl and Sugar Co
Kahalui Railroad Company
David Dayton
Lerael Kisher
Land Office shuffle replaces several officials
Chang of Vinews, Manuel Cook, joined the Auditor General's Department and takes over from Steves Mahwoli in the Land Office. Mr. Mabaulo now fills the vacancy left by Robert Atkiovon in the Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Cook
Auditor General's Department
Las
Steves Mahwoli
Mr. Mabaulo
Tera
Robert Atkiovon
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Hawaii Herald
Honoma
Pacific Hardware Prize
Vrank Batchelor
Chis Ok Advertisenn
Pacific Hardware Co
ROYAL
Hinister Sewall
Cabinet
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
James
Cowsett
Coffe
Paul Moat
Pollen
The
Honolulu Cyclery
King Street
Hondaas
Oceanic Wharf
Alpha
Chang of
Prikes
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